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In order to solve the problem of how to bind the configuration as an object in ASP.NET Core, this article introduces the corresponding analysis and solution in detail, hoping to help more partners who want to solve this problem to find a more simple and easy way.

For programmatic convenience, instead of directly using the Configuration object created by ConfigurationBuilder to read the value of a single configuration item, we tend to bind a set of related configurations into an object, which we call the Options object. In "configuration of ASP.NET Core (1): reading configuration Information", we demonstrated how to use Options model to bind configuration data to Options objects through a simple example. Now we introduce in detail the implementation principle behind the Options model.

Configuration is logically embodied as a hierarchical configuration tree. For an Options object, if we regard its data members as its child nodes, then the Options object also has a hierarchical attribute structure, so there is no essential difference between the Options object and the configuration at the data structure level. If the data member definition of the Options type matches the structure of the configuration, it is easy to bind the latter to an Options object of the corresponding type.

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